Thursday, November 20, 2008
Love Holy Shit, That's Cool
Posted by Christopher Frizzelle on Thu, Nov 20, 2008 at 4:51 PM
They run a business that's dark on Sunday mornings, they need to make money somehow, this economy is shitty for everyone, and denying equal rights to gay people—to say nothing of love and genuine respect—is still acceptable to a majority of Americans. Considering all that, this is pretty fucking cool of Neumos.
I'm surprised. Happily surprised. So happy I'm going to skip what I was going to do right after work and have a drink at Moe instead. And if Severin's there I'm going to give him a hug. And maybe grab his ass.
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Yeah, it's so cool to be intolerant when it conforms with MY OWN Ideals! But when other people aren't tolerable of me and my lifestyle? They are such bigots! Fuck Seattle and its hypocritical creed. Like someone mentioned before: The Stranger is only free because it takes money from prostitutes, Coors Ads, and tobacco promotion. You aren't any better. In fact you are worse because you have the balls (or the stupidity) to think you are doing the world some kind of service. GET THE FUCK OVER YOURSELF. Neumo's is a shit venue anyway.
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Explain yourself. What "lifestyle" are you referring to? Are you referring to, um, how I was born? Something about myself I can't help? It's not a "lifestyle," asshole.
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Nothing like taking money out of the pocket of a locally owned business.
Neumo's taking money from some nut bag preacher is different than the Stranger accepting ad revenue from big tobacco?
Oh that's right, religious bigots kill tons of people every year with their addictive additives where as cigarettes just make you smell good.
Neumo's taking money from some nut bag preacher is different than the Stranger accepting ad revenue from big tobacco?
Oh that's right, religious bigots kill tons of people every year with their addictive additives where as cigarettes just make you smell good.
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